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“Log in with your walk.” Prove’s Behavioral Biometrics technology replaces passwords by authenticating based on natural human motion

Prove announces at Money20/20 Europe that its motion-based behavioral biometrics solutions are now available in 195 countries and help businesses make identity authentication easier and safer for users

 

AMSTERDAM, Sep. 22, 2021 – Prove, the modern way for businesses to enable their customers to prove their identities with just a phone, announced today that its award-winning behavioral biometrics technology, which enables businesses to replace vulnerable passwords and one-time passcodes, is now available in 195 countries around the globe. This unique behavioral authentication product gives companies an advanced way to authenticate users passively based on their natural motion. The announcement was made today at the Money20/20 Europe conference in Amsterdam.

“Digital consumers increasingly expect frictionless digital experiences. Prove enables businesses to offer modern identity authentication techniques so that consumers have choices in how they prove their identity,” said Rodger Desai, CEO of Prove. “Prove’s behavioral biometrics solutions enable companies to authenticate customers in a completely passive way, even if the customer gets a new phone, which mitigates the risk of account takeovers such as SIM swap attacks, which are responsible for massive losses and add friction to legitimate consumers. Behavioral biometrics also reduce the reliance on one-time passcodes (OTPs) and passwords. For years, the industry has talked about a need to kill passwords and OTPs. Prove’s behavioral biometrics has made that a reality, and now authentication can drive revenue, not prevent it.”

Prove’s behavioral biometrics identify the person behind the device based on an individual’s natural motion. These breakthrough technologies include:


  • GaitAuth™, which identifies a person by the way they walk. The technology silently and passively authenticates a user based on their unique gait with very high accuracy.
  • MotionAuth™, which identifies the person by the way they move, thereby silently and passively authenticating a user based on unique motion, habits, behaviors, and other contextual and environmental signals.
  • PushAuth™, which is an adaptive system for one-tap passwordless login or step-up authentication—a more secure alternative to SMS and voice OTPs with near-zero friction.

 

Prove’s behavioral biometrics technology runs in the background and works without the need for the customer to interact with mobile apps, allowing for the reduction in authentication challenges by passively authenticating the customer based on their unique motion with privacy and consent by design.

 

These new capabilities can be added to existing legacy authentication techniques to create orchestrated, adaptive authentication where consumers can choose the manner in which they prove their identity. Additionally, Prove has made these modern authentication technologies available worldwide via a mobile SDK for both iOS and Android and will add browser-based techniques for clients that prefer not to use SDKs.

About Prove

Prove’s modern identity authentication platform enables businesses to offer customers frictionless methods to prove their identities. Our phone-centric solutions enable businesses to easily acquire new consumers and delight existing consumers by removing friction, bolstering security, and enhancing data privacy and consumer choice. Over 1,000 businesses rely on Prove across multiple industries, including banking, fintech, healthcare, insurance, and e-commerce. For the latest on Prove, follow us on LinkedIn.

 

Press Contact

Yuka Yoneda

pr@prove.com

To learn more about Prove’s identity solutions and how to accelerate revenue while mitigating fraud, schedule a demo today.

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